hey all,

i have finished writing unit tests covering the mysql, postgresql and 
sqlite3 backends, as well as notably expanding what 
introspections/migrations the sqlite3 backend can handle.  also, full 
documentation (including installation and usage instructions) is 
available both in the branch and here:

        http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/SchemaEvolutionDocumentation

additionally, the latest changes from the trunk (r5787) have been merged 
into the schema-evolution branch, so you won't lose any recent updates 
by giving it a shot.

obviously, this is an area with a lot of corner cases.  if you can, 
please give it a shot ("./manage sqlevolve app_name" after you've made a 
model change) and send me whatever bugs you find [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
please include if you can:

  * which database you're using
  * your models.py file
  * your previous models.py and/or your existing database schema

thanks!
derek anderson



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